30 Keysight E5063A Network Analyzer
Troubleshooting
Function Specific Troubleshooting
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Function Specific Troubleshooting
If the E5063A exhibits a failure symptom that is related to a specific function or
control such as a front panel key control, data storage, remote control
interface, external trigger, external keyboard or mouse, isolate the trouble
using the Function Specific Troubleshooting procedures described below. The
major functions of the E5063A and the troubleshooting procedure for each
function are shown in Table 1-1.
Table 1-1 Major functions and troubleshooting procedures
Function Description Troubleshooting
Front panel keys All E5063A functions can be set and
controlled via the front panel keys.
Refer to “To Check
the Front Panel” on
page 31
Touch panel The touch screen display on the E5063A
allows all functions in the menu bars,
setup windows and dialog boxes to be set
by a touch to the screen panel.
Refer to “To Check
the Touch Panel”
on page 32
LCD display Almost all the information including the
measurement value, setup state, result
data processing, menu bar, softkey label
and others are indicated on the 10.4-inch
color LCD display.
Refer to “To Check
the LCD” on
page 33
External
keyboard
The external keyboard can be used for the
entry of numerical and character data
when it is connected to the USB connector
on the front or rear panel.
Refer to “To Check
the External
Keyboard” on
page 33
Mouse The mouse can be used to move the
pointer on the LCD display, select
functions and change settings, when it is
connected to the USB connected on the
front or rear panel.
Refer to “To Check
the Mouse” on
page 33
External monitor An external color monitor can be used to
display the same information as the
E5063A LCD display, when it is connected
to the External Monitor Output Port
(15-pin VGA connector) on the rear panel.
Refer to “To Check
the External
Monitor Output
Port” on page 34
GPIB Interface The GPIB compatibility allows the E5063A
to be operated as a talker/listener on IEEE
488 interface bus.
Refer to “To Check
the GPIB” on
page 34
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